Linda Ikeji’s baby is from a surrogate mother – Kemi Olunloyo

Kemi Olunloyo is one of many that refused to believe was pregnant and now that the blogger has given birth, she has come out to say the Linda’s baby, Bbaby J was delivered through surrogacy.

Olunloyo claimed that Linda Ikeji is not capable of carrying her own child, adding that the only way she would ever become a mother is through surrogacy.

Not too long after the news took over the internet, Olunloyo took to her Twitter page to congratulate the media mogul, but did not waste time to chip in that Baby J was not delivered by Linda, but by a surrogate mother.

In another YouTube video, she said: “Linda Ikeji was never pregnant, I don’t believe that you all spend all your time on social media for somebody that is lying over something. Linda cannot have children because she does not have a womb says her own sister. Unfortunately Laura Ikeji is the town crier in that family and these guys says so many things that have proven them wrong. The surrogate had a problem with Linda, I have a lot of people working for Linda and they her betraying her.”

If you rec in may, 2018, when Linda announced she was expecting a baby, Kemi insisted it was not possible and she claimed Linda Ikeji is not capable of bearing a child as a result of some medical defect she suffers from.

She posted a photo of the blogger alongside Beyonce and asked who rocked the prosthetic baby-bump better.

@Beyonce or @officiallindaikeji
Who rocked the #prostheticbabybump best? #MADAMKOO went on YouTube today to tell people that Ikeji was neither engaged nor pregnant and this was a surrogate single woman frozen egg deal. Linda loves kids so she can buy her way thru one.
She also said a friend of @lauraikeji confided in her that Linda cannot have kids. Seems like #Charlyboy confirmed that. The activist said he encouraged Linda to just go get pregnant regardless of a husband something that contradicts her preaching to young ladies about celibacy. Some not so positive messages sent out there. #HNNWomenNG